Prince William County is offering a variety of activities and events throughout May, catering to families and individuals seeking recreation, fitness, and educational opportunities. A notable event this month is the Touch-A-Truck event happening on May 3 at Veterans Memorial Park and Community Center. This free event allows children to explore various vehicles like fire trucks and police cars, providing them with the opportunity to meet the operators.
Historical tours are also available, including behind-the-scenes tours at Rippon Lodge Historic Site on May 3 and at Brentsville’s Williams-Dawe House on May 17. Additionally, the Bristoe Station Battlefield Heritage Park will offer free tours on selected dates, allowing participants to learn about historical battles and the area’s significance during the Civil War.
For those focused on health and wellness, the Walk with a Doc program will take place on May 8, where participants can walk while receiving health-related advice from a healthcare provider. Additionally, outdoor yoga sessions are scheduled at the Neabsco Creek Boardwalk on selected dates and a special Flower Full Moon Yoga session on May 12.
For entertainment, two movie nights are scheduled in the parks. “Moana 2” will be shown at Ben Lomond Regional Park on May 9 and “Mufasa – The Lion King” at Veterans Memorial Park on May 30. Both events are free and open to all ages, ensuring a safe family-friendly environment.
Music enthusiasts can attend an interactive jazz session with the Manassas Jazz Society on May 17, offering musicians a chance to perform and learn about different jazz genres. For history buffs, a free lecture discussing iconic Virginians, hosted by journalist Joe Motheral, will be held on May 22 at Occoquan Town Hall.
As summer approaches, Prince William County’s community pools and water parks, including Veterans Park pool with its twisting waterslide, will open on May 24. Visitors are encouraged to check individual sites for specific details on events, hours, and pricing.
For more details, the community can refer to Leisure magazine, RecMapper app, or directly check with Prince William County Parks.
